PEOPLE'S PLACE II INC

Programs

1. People's place counseling centers provide mental health support for children, adults, and families across delaware. With offices in kent and sussex counties and telehealth options, we served nearly 4,000 individuals in fy2025. Our multidisciplinary team offers individual and family therapy, trauma-focused interventions, play and art therapy, medication management, and psychological assessments. The comprehensive range of behavioral health services offered are designed to meet the unique needs of each client. We are committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality services that promote healing, resilience, and overall well-being.

   $2,446,595 spent$2,633,405 earned by the program
   36% of program spending

2. Safe (shelter, advocacy, freedom, and empowerment) operates a domestic violence program that includes two shelters in kent and sussex counties for domestic violence victims/survivors and their children. Shelters offer emergency, short-term housing with staff support around the clock. The program operates a 24/7 hotline for victims. Multiple needs of victims and their children including safety and well-being and advocacy addressed. Staff utilize trauma-informed practice and assist with safety-planning, support with restraining orders, victim compensation applications and referrals to community resources such as housing assistance, healthcare and counseling are offered. Hotel stays are facilitated for victims/survivors of family violence and domestic violence in the community.

   $1,303,670 spentof which $264,009 as grants
   19% of program spending

3. Turning point provides individual therapy and support groups in the community for adults harmed by domestic violence. A specialized therapeutic service is offered for children. Advocates provide safety-planning, support and resources for victims/survivors in the community. A primary domestic violence prevention program serves students in public high schools. A state-certified intervention program is offered for offenders od domestic violence on probation and respondents with civil protection from abuse orders.

   $920,090 spentof which $55,337 as grants$133,329 earned by the program
   14% of program spending

4. The visitation center provides safe, neutral places where supervised visitation and monitored exchanges can be facilitated for families with a history of domestic violence or child sexual abuse.

   $245,924 spent$31,853 earned by the program
   4% of program spending

5. The centers for community justice provides victim/offender mediation of non-violent offenses for criminal justice system referrals. Participants form agreements which resolve the offenses in ways that are meaningful and satisfactory to both parties, also provides serious offender mediation. Participation is voluntary and confidential. Shoplifter's alternatives and conflict resolution courses are also offered.

   $175,651 spent
   3% of program spending

6. The independent living program is for young people ages 16-21, currently or formerly in the foster care system. Services include assistance in the areas of job search and accessing training, educational planning, housing assistance, money management and social skills.

   $486,733 spentof which $124,616 as grants
   7% of program spending

7. Whatcoat social services consists of the ruth dorsey emergency homeless shelter - 46 beds for men, women, and families, vera's haven transitional housing - 10 townhouses for households who committ to working and continuing their education, and new start case management - for low income households in kent county providing case management and crisis alleviation.

   $488,399 spentof which $24,120 as grants
   7% of program spending

8. Abriendo puertas is a domestic violence program for spanish speaking victims of domestic violence. The program operates a shelter, offers advocacy to victims in the community and maintains a domestic violence hotline.

   $580,678 spentof which $17,646 as grants
   9% of program spending

9. Veterans outreach provides outreach, referral and peer counseling to veterans in lower delaware, including transportation to the va hospital in elsemere, delaware.

   $79,637 spent
   1% of program spending

The 9 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $6,727,377.